Are you in the United States, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, or the United Kingdom and want to contact an escort? One of the easiest ways to do so is through the website Tryst.link .
Tryst.link is a directory of escorts and sex workers from around the world. In addition to listing escorts from the countries mentioned, this site also features ads for escorts from Mexico, Asia (United Arab Emirates, Hong Kong, Thailand, South Korea, Philippines, Japan, and Singapore), and some European countries.
The aim of www.tryst.link.com is therefore international, and its function is to allow escorts, companions and sex workers to promote their services through a platform where security and privacy are guaranteed.
According to the website, this platform is managed by sex workers and technologists who help them develop their products without having to resort to external funding.
Likely because the website is run by the escorts themselves, it advocates for the decriminalization of sex work and calls on users to support the sex workers' rights movement through various actions. This article will discuss this, as well as the content of Tryst.link.
What is Tryst.link and what does it offer?
Like any directory of luxury escorts , Tryst.link offers the possibility of creating escort profiles/ads.
The escort ads on Tryst.link include the following information:
- Escort's name.
- Photographs.
- Presentation text.
- Age.
- Ethnic origin.
- Body type: chubby, petite, muscular, slim, etc.
- Height.
- Eye and hair color.
- Breast size.
- Shoe size.
- Languages he/she speaks.
- Availability: schedules.
The profiles also include location (i.e., in which town or cities they provide their services), rates and contact methods, as well as who they serve: men, women, couples, non-binary people...
Users of the platform must contact the escorts directly, as the website does not act as an intermediary between advertisers and their potential clients. Tryst also does not handle payments or share personal information, thus guaranteeing confidentiality.
To make it easier for site users to find an escort, the website offers various filtering tools. Users can choose to search for women, men, non-binary individuals, and transgender people. They can also refine their search based on criteria such as price, type of service, age, breast size, and more.
Currently, the directory contains more than 30,000 profiles.
Tryst.link subscription fees
To access full features, the website, which also includes a credit system for interaction or payment within the platform, requires registration.
This credit system is called Tryst Love Credits (TLC) and serves as the website's currency. It's used to pay for subscriptions and other paid features.
Credits can be purchased using methods such as Bitcoin or MasterCard. Payments with VISA or CapitalOne are not accepted.
The price of posting an ad on this platform and maintaining a membership is listed on the website itself.
Escorts who wish to take a free trial can have their profile published for one month. This month begins from the date of profile approval.
Beyond the free trial, the site offers four packages with four different prices:
- Basic: 35 euros/month.
- Standard: 75 euros/month.
- Top Quality: 100 euros/month.
- Premium+: 150 euros/month.
The differences between one pack and another lie in the number of photos the profile can have (16, 24, 32 and 40, respectively), as well as in the priority it can enjoy in searches.
Another difference between the packages is the number of "tours" an escort can advertise. A tour is defined as a trip from one city to another. When there are fewer than 30 days until an escort travels to a particular city, her profile will be visible among the profiles for that city. The basic plan allows advertising one tour; the standard plan, five; and the two premium packages allow advertising ten tours each.
Tryst.link and the defense of escorts' rights
On its website, the platform advocates for the decriminalization of sex work. Among its arguments, the website states that decriminalization helps reduce violence against sex workers and victims of exploitation, highlighting that several international organizations (including Amnesty International, the World Bank, and the World Health Organization) support this same position.
For those interested in joining the fight for the rights of sex workers, the platform offers a list of associations that, led by escorts, companions or prostitutes, are responsible for protecting them and providing resources and help to those who, having suffered a situation of trafficking or exploitation, wish to leave the world of providing sexual services or, failing that, rejoin it in a free and independent way.
Among the recommendations that the website makes to people interested in joining this fight, it highlights contacting these associations to collaborate with them in volunteering tasks or by making some type of donation.
Tryst.link is also calling on the media to help reduce the stigma surrounding prostitutes and escorts. According to the site, the media, in its pursuit of sensationalism, perpetuates narratives that are harmful to sex work . By changing the focus of these narratives, the website argues, the perception of sex workers would radically change and the stigma would diminish.
To achieve this shift in the narrative, it's essential to include the voices of sex workers in articles and reports. By doing so, their demands are amplified. The site recommends that journalists and media professionals visit the Tryst.link blog to learn how to approach their work in support of this shared goal.
Tryst's blog also includes articles that offer advice and information that may be useful to escorts to increase their autonomy and safety.
